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Baltimore Free Store (2676 words) |
 | The first Free Store was held in a church located in Towson, MD. The majority of the items made available had been dumpster dived with the opportunity for the public to donate as well. |
| In October of 2004 the early concept of the Free Store was taken and altered with the goal of becoming a self-sustaining, professionally run organization. |
| The first Free Store under the name of the Baltimore Free Store was held on December 18th, 2004 near the intersection of 31st Street and Greenmount Ave. |
| Free store - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (235 words) |
| A free store is a shop where people exchange goods without a pricing system: items that are no longer wanted are put on one table, and items available to be taken are put on another. |
| Although the roots of the "free store" lie in the anarchist movement, hippies of the 1960s ran a few initially successful free stores across North America. |
| Diggers (theater)— a group of early adopters of the free store concept |
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